> >I'll be happy to send a CD with the necessary installation files >(PAF5.2.18 and the fonts) to anyone who desires it. Just send me a >mailing address. > >Richard Rands >Silicon Valley Computer Genealogy Group > > > >At 04:31 PM 5/26/2008 -0400, you wrote: >>One of PAF-UG members has a new (VISTA) computer. He >>remembers when he got the XP there was a number he called >>and they pushed PAF5 down to him. He wants to know if that >>service still exists and if so what's the phone number? >> >>Wish _I'd_ known about that number! I wasted weeks on >>dialup trying to get a clean d/l. (g) >> >>I've sent him the URL for d/l, but said I'd ask about the >>other if the d/l doesn't work for him. >> >>Thanks! >> >>Cheryl >> >>PS - is there anything I ought to be telling him about PAF's >>interaction with VISTA? >> >> >>-- >>There should be no attachments on this message, unless I >>specifically mentioned them above. >> >>------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' >>without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Richard That sounds fantastic. I had a couple of strokes in Oct 2006 and am trying to rehab myself (we have a RASCALS club- Rogue Area Senior Computers who don't want to take computer classes at our local community college at the younger kids pace- so we meet almost weekly and offer classes of interest. The switch to Vista is in the works. Have almost depleted our group from Windows 95. Some diehards are still on 98 and of course- XP with service pack 2. Haven't come up with anyone who understands my needs. Not sure I know myself !!! Someone from our original group taught himself again after his stroke but he's long gone to his maker. I've had a couple of willing volunteers come to the house to help me but after typing at 90 words plus to hunt and peck I've not gotten too far yet on the road to recovery--still determined--any thoughts or secrets up your sleeve that will help me? Betty Best [email protected]